Finishing drives allowed Miami to pull away from Florida
Miami left the Swamp on Saturday with a 24-point blowout win that included explosive plays on offense, a pair of non-offensive plays, and some splashy havoc plays from the front seven. The Hurricanes handled their business.
The Hurricane’s offense dominated from start to finish as the Hurricanes came up with a total of 529 yards and punted just two times in four quarters.
The Hurricane’s offensive linemen also dominated the whole game as they let Cam Ward sit in the pocket all day long and deliver unbelievable balls to wide-open or covered receivers.
Miami’s offense takes advantage of opportunities
Miami’s offense ended the game with 41 points. Shannon Dawson’s offense scored three touchdowns for five attempts in the red-zone — something that was a huge issue last year.
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